PAGE 24-ZIONIST RECORD, :\I.ARCH 12, 1937.
I s AT I 0 N AL OFFER
IN HIGH GRADE
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS
MADE IN CANADA.
2/9 EACH, OR 2716
DOZEN COUPONS-AS USUALLY SOLD AT £2 2s. Od. DOZEN
(One 01· Two Colours).
Discounts for Yearly Contracts.
1st Grade CARBON PAPER
9s. 6d. F'CAP. - 8s. 6d. QUARTO
TROSCO AGENCIES
(Late Typewriter Repairs and Office Supply Co.), 10, LOMBARDY BUILDINGS, Comer of Kerk and Rissik Streets,
JOHANNE BURG.
Sole Agents for
RESPIRATOR CUSHIONS FOR OFFICE CHAIRS
AFRICAN GATE and FENCE WORKS
(PTY.), LTD.
GATE MANUFACTURERS
& FENCL G 0 THA 'TOR.',
188 BREE STREET
NEWTOWN,
JOHANNESBURG
All Kind of Pipin r
to ked.
P.O. Box 7544 Phon : ..
33-2010
Write for an Estimate to-day·
I
Boksbura
A successful evening in aid of the Boksburg North Talmud Torah build- ing fund was held on the 23rd ult., at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. I. Ben- tel, senr. A large representative gathering was present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben tel, well known for their fine communal work, personally arranged the evening's entertainment.
A .1ovel competition took place and was won by Mrs. Friedman, of Cin- derella, who in turn donated same to be sold by auction in aid of the funds.
Mr. N. H. Massei was the successful buyer. Mr. A. J. Saretzky, on behalf of the committee, thanked the host and hostess. The entertainment ended towards midnight, realising a fine
um towards the fund.
ROM TOW A D COU T y
News of Jewish Activities Throughout outb Africa
Bethal
The annual general meeting of the Bethal Zionist Society was held on Sunday, the 7th February.
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ordman, who specially came out from Johannes- burg for the occasion, ably addressed the gathering.
The following officers were elected for the incoming session :-President, Dr. Wolfsohn; Vice-President, Mr.
Abel Stein; Treasurer, Mr. E. Feld- man; Committee: Mesdames M. Hy- man, M. Hirschowitz, S. Friedman, M.
Wolfsohn, Messrs. A. Goldberg, H.
Kark, H. Duke and H. Goldf ein.
It has been decided to continue with the holding of the regular monthly card evenings in aid of the J.N.F.
A suggestion to organise a circul- ating library for the district is under consideration.
Bethlehem
.Mr. Z. Jankelowitz, of Bethlehem, is to be heartily congratulated on the excellent results obtained from bis J.N.F. box during the last clearance when it yielded an amount of £6 ls.
3d. This 'is by far the best result in Bethlehem and compares favourably also with most other centres.
Botha ville
A Purim party was arranged on the 25th ult., at the residence of l\lrs. H.
Cohen. Th0 chairman, fr. M. Brill, presided. Rev. Barowitz d livered a lecture on Purim. The members of the oung T rad So ·i ty . ang H b-
1· w on . and . tag d E ' ral tab leau.·. Th hainnan thank d Ii s H.
Cohen an<l Ii Blumb rg fo1 in tru t ing the children. Miss ohen was thank d for the loan of the houR , and the ladi s 1 esponsible for the l:'C·
freshm nt~.
E
tLondon
The marria e of Mary Kellman, of East London, to Abe Schneier, o1 Benoni, was solemnised in the East London Synagogue on Sunday, the 10th ult. Rev. O. Altshuler officiated.
The bridesmaids were the Misses Eva Kellman and Hannah Schneier, the best man was Mr. Abe Jacobson, and the poleholders were Dr. I. Sher- man, J. Migdal, Dave Kellman and Max Kellman. Master Berkley acted as page.
A reception was subsequently held at Deal's Hotel, at which Mr. M. J.
Zackon presided. The following toasts were proposed and duly responded to:
"The bride and bridegroom," Mr. D.
Lazarus, "the guests," Dr. A. B.
Berkley, responded to by Mr. M.
Nesta lt, M.P.C. Mr. A. Addleson spoke on behalf of the Hebrew Order o.f David.
A collection was made in aid of the Jewish National Fund which resulted in a sum of £7 17s. being realised.
(From Our Own Corre 1>ondent )
At the wedding· of Mr. Isaac Gaitelband to Miss Lily Cohen, both of East London, which was solemnised on October 18, 1936, a collection was made in aid of the National Fund, which resulted in the sum of £5 being donated.
At the celebration of the Barmitz- vah of Julius, only son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kaffel, which took place at the Clarendon Hotel on the 13th ult., a sum of £7 10s. was collected on be- half of the National Fund.
Kenhardt
At a recent general meeting of the local Hebrew Congregation Mr. R. M.
Bernberg was re-elected president and Mr. V. Levy was elected as hon. sec- retary.
After discussion on various items the meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to Mr. H. Rogow, senr., and Mr. S. Phillips; the former for having officiated at the Rosh Hashona and Y om Kippur Festivals, and the latter as the ex-secretary.
Middelburg, Tvl.
Under the auspices of the local Zionist Society a social gathering was held on the 6th ult., t the re- sidence of Mrs. N. Brozin. The func- tion was very well attended, quite a number of Witbank people coming over for the occasion, and proved a social and financial success.
On the 21st ult., a farew 11 social was h Id at th r . i<l0nce of Ir. and Mrs. P. Segall, in honom o .1 Ii.
Mickey Capcan, who is to many Ir.
I rawitz. l\bs. S gall made a pre n- tation on behalf of the soci ty and t•ongra ulatory speech s wer,., de- liver d by Rev. .fybm·g, l\h. J. einker and Mr. 1. B rghaus, to hich fiss Capcan and ~f1. B. Cap- can suitably responded.
A vote of thanks wa. p· s .. e<l to the host and hostec:s of the v ning.
Volksrust
On the 7th ult., a card part.r wa.
held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Friedman. As this was the first function since the death of the late Mr. S. Berman, president of the Volksrust Zionist Society, a11 those present rose in honour of his memory.
Mr. B. Nathan acted as chairman and opened the proceedings.
The opportunity was taken of elect- ing a new president, Mr. B. Nathan
.being elected by popular vote to fill
this office.
An enjoyable evening resulted in
£4 3s. being collected. Thanks are due to Mr. and Mrs. Friedman for their hospitality and to the committee for their help.
Vryheid
The annual general mcetin local Zionist Soci~ty was held Empire Theatre on the 21st ul S. Rudv was in the chair.
chairman's report, Rev. Rud that a most successful year hat enjoyed. He commented on t cess of the recently inaugurat rary. The following were office-beare1·s for the ensuing;- President, Rev. S. Rudy; vi dent, Mrs. E. Folb; s-ecretar, treasurer, Mr. A. L. Sandler.
mittee: Mrs. Konigsfest, Mrs.
Mrs. Fisch, Mrs. Tooch, M . Miss Nurick, Mr. J. Lotkin, Frame, Mr. J. Tooch, Mr. M. :
Mr. Rudy thanked the commit1 the untiring efforts during t
y·car, and expressed the hope tlll year would eclipse all precedin
Win burg
The marriage took place in th burg Synagogue on the 7th Mrs. Dora Nelson to Dr. C.
thaJ, both of Johannesburg. Al attended by the relatives and th COJ»munity was afterwards held Ford's Hotel.
Mrs. Nelson made a handsomE ation to the synagogue fund. sum of £10 10s. wa also r from a cake sold by American tion. Of this amount £5 5s. w ated to the Jewish National FU
£5 5s. to the Ladies' Ben Society.
Witbank
Th Wom n's Zionist League f . ocial at th<> l esid nee f Mr . k n on th 24th ult., to a i funds of the local H hr w tion buildin fund.
The committee was re pon ibl1l making the evening a social as a financial uc('e s.
urth
Grades to Matriculation, inclu ing Heb1·ew. All Modern ot>
veniences; New Modern Dormr tories and Swimming Bat Extensive Grounds; all Sp r etc. Barmitzvahs prepared fr
:FEE :MODERATE Backward Children
Principal: ProfeRRor J. Niema F.C.P. (Lond.), B.A. (S . .4.
Hons., M.A. (Wits.), L. J (Lond.), L.S.C.E., etc.
AGE 26-ZJO :-11. T RECORD, l IARCH 12. 1 37.
Street) L. Suzman, 10s. 6d.; (Troye Street) Shaban & Co., 2s. 6d.; (Twist Street) Miss N. Mendelsohn, 2s. 6d.
Per Mrs. Meyerowitz: Mesdames A. Bums, 7s. 6d.; Dembo, 3s. 6d.;
Lopatkin, 7d.; B. Meyerowitz, 2s. 6d.;
A. Pogeralsky, 7s.; M. Wolf, 9s. 3d.
KINROSS.
A. Spain, 13s. lOd.
KIRKWOOD.
Mrs. B. Aronson, 2s.; A. Aires, 7s.
.fd.; Colman, 2s. 6d.; Dr. Glatt, 2s.
d.; B. Joffee, 5s.; - . Lewis, 4s.; - . Miltz, 2s.; - . Thal, 5s. 6d.; - . Taba- chowitz, 5s. 3d.
KRUGERSDORP.
(Per Women's Zionist League).
Per Mesdames Y. L. Friedman and Jacobs: Mesdames Baskin, 5s.; Bor- man, 2s. 6d.; Britany, 2s.; Chaet, 2s.;
Mr. Chain, 2s. 6d.; Central Bakery, 5s. 3d.; Mesdames Davidson, 2s.;
Dogon, ls.; Edelstein, ls.; Fitting- hoff, 2s. 6d.; Fux, 2s.; K. Gordon, 2s.;
Grass, 2s. 6d.; Jacobs, 2s. 6d.; Katzen, ls.; Kassew, 2s. 6d.; R. Katz, 2s. 6d.;
Lurie, 2s.; Meyerowitz, 2s. 6d.; Mr.
Nord, 2s. 6d.; Mesdames Nathan, ls.;
Ordman, 2s.; Solomon, 2s. 6d.; Smir- in, 2s. 6d.; Mr. Super, 2s. 6d.; Mes- dames Schneider, 5s.; 1\1. Sacks, 2s.
6d.; Treisman, 2s. 6d.; R. Teron, 2s.
6d.; Treisman, 2s. 6d.; Zook, ls.;
Zeatkowsky, ls.
Per Mesdames Y. L. Friedman and Wolk: Mesdames Altman, 2s.; Messrs.
Btaude & Phillips, 2s. 6d.; Mesdames Cohn, 2s. 6d.; L. Esmany, 2s. 6d.;
Fla.it , 2 . 6d.; J. L. Friedman, 2s. 6d.;
Hasio ky, 3s.; Mr. S. Kantor, 2s. 6d.;
lle~dames Levy, 2s. 9d.; Lurie, 2s.
Gd.; Lon stein, 2s. 6d.; Rubinstein, 10s.; Resnick, 2 . 6d.; Rabinowitz, 2s.; Slonirnsky, 2s.; West R.J. Store, 2s. 6d.
Per l\lei:;dames Stutzen and Y. L.
:B,riedman: Mr. Bader, 2s. 6d.; Baxt, ls. 9d.; P. Danilowitz, 2 . 6d.; A.
Danilowitz, !Os.; Essakow, 2s. 6d.;
Friedman, 2 .. 6d.; Geffen, 5s.; Great- rman , 6 . ; Hir;";ohn, 2s. 6d.; . Jacobs, 2 .. 6d.; R Ka. sel, 2 . 6d.;
I. Laz ru , 2 . 6d.; l\lichalow, 7 ..
d.· A. a kan, 8 . f)d.; L. Phillips,
? . 6d.; • h s. Ro. en, 2 . 6d.; H. Rabin, 2s. 6 l.; E. Se,. itz, 2s. Gd.; St in, !)s.;
H. J. Solomon, 2s. 6d.; P. Silb rt, 5s.;
Mrs. Stutzen. 2 .. Gd.; H. Tannenbaum, 2 . 6d.; A. Tannenbaum, 2s. 6d.;
Voigt, 25'. 6d.; Wa~ rman, 2 . Gd.;
H. Veinberg-, 2 . Gd.
OUNTRY
from page 2·1 ) .
Boksburg
The semi-annual general meeting of the Boksburg and Boksburg N-0rth Hatechiya Association took place on Sunday last, at the Boks- burg North Talmud Torah Hall.
The retiring chairman, Mr. H.
Stonefield, delivered his i·eport. Miss Syl•rta Saretzky gave the financial report.
The following were elected to office: Chairman. Mi s S. Saretzky;
vice-chairman, · ~1r. I. Alter;
treasurer, Miss S. Marowitz;
hon. secretarie. , • Iisse L.
Newman and A. Plett. Committee:
Misses Eileen Steinberg, E. Alter, M.
Shapiro, R. Gaylis, F. Friedlander, R.
Friedlander, B. Hyman; Messrs. Rev.
J. Chaitowitz, Rev. )1. D. Klaff, H.
Stonefield, B. Stalson.
BECOME A SUBSCRIBER TO
"THE Z IONI T , RECORD "
LADY GREY.
S. Fogel, £1 4s. 6d.; H. Mandel- baum, 3s. ad.; M. Mandelbaum, 13s.
6d.; M. Wysoke, 4s. 6d.
LINDLEY.
:\Iesdame" . Alkerman, 17s.; L.
A. Bode, £l L. 9d.; S. Lieb, 5s.; Mrs.
Lange, 5s. 9d.; E. "Nochamson, 10s.;
I. Nathan. n. £1 6s. 7d.; I. Taub, 7s.
8d.
LIVINGSTONE.
Le~ om, I;:.; Kopelowitz, 8s. 3d.; H . Susman, 17 . 6d.; H. Susman, £1 3s.
5d.; Taube, 2s. 6d.; H. Was erson, 9". 3d.
LYDENBURG.
S. Dwor~ky, 5s.; H. Galgut, 6s. 6d.;
R. Lewis, £1 s. 6d.; C. Levy, 5s. 4d.;
J . . liller, 9s. 8d.
NIGEL.
Mesdames Arenson, 2s.; Berkman, 2s.; I. Bonner, 5 .; Bortz, 2s. 6d.; Rev.
Blumsolm, :?s. ld.; Mesdame Binn, ls.
ld.; N. Gamsu, 6s. 9d.; Goodman, 2s.
6d.; Heilbrunn, 2s. 2d.; Jodeiken, 4s.
ld.; Kramer, 2 . 6d.; Kirshov, 4s. 6d.;
Levitas, 2 . Gd.; M. Lowenstein, 7s.;
Lunstgarten, 2s. 6d.; Myer , ls.; Nigel Radio Hous , £1 3s. ld.; P. Nochum, 2s. 6d.; H. Plen, 2s. 6d.; ld. J. Plen, 2s. 6d.; Ro enthal, 5s.; L. Rubin, 2s.
6d.; 1. Tren, 2@. 6d.
PO T ELIZABETH.
(Milner Park) er D. S. Barris:
Anonymous, 2s. 6d.; Mesdames Ben- n um, 8 .... 9d.; Benn, 2s. 6d.; F. Ben- num, Z • 6d.; Cimbelman, ls. 7d.; L.
Dubb, £1 2s. 6d.; T. Dubb, 5s.; Finn, 2 .. 6d.; S. Gochin, 17s. 6d.; Goss- chalk, 2E. d.; C. Hirsowitz, £2 13s.
3d.; H. Kerbel, 15 . 6d.; S. Kommel, 3s. 7d.; A. Karstaedt, 5 .; S. Lurie, 2s. 6d.; Levithal, 2s.; S. Matheson, 8s. 3d.; L. Marks, 5s.; Marcus, 3s.
6d.; L. Mirkin, 5s.; P. Perl, 6s. 7d.;
L. Racu,sen, 2 . 6d.; A. Sendzul, ls.
lld.; ~. ubel, 1 . 9d.; M. Shtein, 8s.;
Shrere, 2 . 6d.; S. Weinronk, 7 . ld.;
Zartz, 2 .. 6d.
( ap Rl ad) Pei •Ir. E. Kolni ·k:
1\1 . dan e!=: Ab 1 HI . 3d.; Bio •h, 2 . Gd.; B rn •in, ~. 2d.;
L. 1( ltlman . . ; Horwitz,
.J abko 1itz 5 . : l Je dam I Jein. 2 . Gd.; K 1 1, L. lld.; J . .i fo·kin~ 2s.
Gd.; . Pam n ·ky 5~.; A. N. Poiter, J:?s. 3d.; F. Rubin. 3~.; A. Radom. ky, 2 .. ('d.; B. ~tein, 2~. 6d.; ,J. Smollan, fJs.; B.
':v
inronk, 5~.Cape ow
I i . • ~ ngalo ;vF;ki recently paid a
visit to Cap town in connection with the Ort-Oze. A meeting of welcome to him took place at the Hotel Assembly, when Adv. He1 tein was in the chair.
Subsequentl. meetings wer<:! he1d at whkh the visitor addressed various member. of he Ca etown J e ;vish com- munity.
Dr. Syngalowski .delivered hL fir t public addre<>s at the Zionist Hall last Sunday night. A laro-e gathering was present. Mr. Kark presided. Dr. Syn- galow ki' cecond lecture ''Between Germ ny and Soviet Rus ia," is ex- pect d t dr w a . till larger audience.
A committee for the Cape has been elected for Or1-0ze .,. ork, comprising the following: Hon. President. Adv. M.
Alexand r, ICC., M.P. · Hon. Vice- President!';, Rev. A. P. Bender, Rabbi Ch. M. Mirvish. W o]f Harris, Esq.;
Chafrman, Dr. H. Kramer; Vice.
Chairm n, Adv. J. H rbstein, and Dr.
Kark; Hon. Tr-ea~ur r, Mr. E. Bere- zow.,ki; Hon. Secreary, Mrs. E. Kan- tey. Committe : Mr. . Sonnenberg,
CUTHBERT'S
P r • lessrs. S. ch and S.
Aarons: Mesdame, Baker, 2s. 6d.;
Barnes, Is.; Cohen, 2~.; Epstein, 2s.;
F1·eedman, 2s. 6d.; B. Hoffenberg, 2s.
6d.; Kessel, 4s. 4d.; A. Kaplan, 2s.
6d.; A. Levy, 2 . 6d.; L. Luntz, 3s.;
Lewis, ls. 5d.; H. Meyers, 10s. lld.;
Pe1·elson, 2s. 6d.; Shewitz, 10s.; L.
Simenboff, 3s. 3d.; Shapiro, 5s.; E.
hapiro, 2s. 6d.
(New Brighton): }frs. Heenen, £1 2s. 6d.
Per Mr. S. Dubb: Mesdames H.
Bendelstein, 5s.; .J. Buchman, 2s.;
Friedman, £1; Kalmin, 5s. 2d.; H.
Kahn, £4 19s.; Liberman, Us.; Lap- pin, ls.; Lazarus, 3s.; Miltzt, 17s. 6d.;
Rosenberg, 5s.; Ryan, 15s.; Sacks, 7s.
6d.; Segall, 2s.; Spilkin, 3s. 4d.; Rev.
Sandler, 4s. 3d.; Mrs. ZinoJer, 3s. 6d.
Per Mr. L. Cooper: Mesdames A.
Barris, 7s. 6d.; A. Lewi , 7s. 6d.
Per Mr. H. Kerbel: Mesdames But- lion, 3s.; Friedman, Is.; M. Kerbel, 5s. 5d.; Redhouse, 3s. 3d.; Samolsky, 3s.; Tabachowitz, 4s. lOd.; Udwin, ls.
6d.; B. Witt, 2s. 6d.
Per Mesdames S. Etzman and H.
Witt: Mesdame Bennum, lls. lld.;
M. Eliason, 10s. lld.; Kussel, 5s.; G.
Katz, 5s. ld.; H. Katz, 10s. 3d.; L.
l\larkman, 2s. 6d.; Rosenberg, 7s.;
Rubin, 3s. 3d.; Zybritz, 2s. lld ..
Per Mr. H. Markman: :Mrs. I. Ber- man, 2s. 6d.; J. Beil, 5s. 6d.; Berger, 2s. 6d.; Gruskin, ls. lld.; P. Gluck, 2s. 6d.; Mrs. Hallis, 2 . lOd.; Dr. J.
W. Harris, 3 .; A. Ja obson, 2s. 6d.;
S. Kaplan, 5 . ; 1\1 rs. S. Karstaedt, 5s.;
J . .J. Kaplan, £2 0 •. 8d.; Mellman, £1 10s. Gd.; Mrs. P. Perkin, 5s.; Mrs. I.
Rubin, 16s. 3d.; Slobedman, 10 . 6d.;
A. Schander, 5s.
Pe1 Mi s F. Me1med: le dam s Blum, £1 10s. ~Jd.; Dinn, 2. 6d.;
Jack on, ls. 8d.; Yraitzik, 2s. 6d.
Pe1· Mi s Pohl: 1e dame H. Brett, 5s.; I. Cleman., 2~. 6<l.; A. Clemans, 2s. Gd.; Goldberg, lls. Gd.; J. Hur- witz, 3s. 6d.; Jawitz, 3:. 6d.; Kaplan, 2 .. ; ap. L tt, 2 .. ; .le. dame. S.
Lochim, 2~. 6d.; H. Pohl, 4 .; • h f r, '2 s. d.; Solomon, 3 .; i newitz, 2 .. 3d.
P r A Ir . <; •. J. Fri dman: fo.
dam G. J. Friedman, 10~.; Gabriel,
·1 13s. Gd.; Infeld, 1 •• 3d.; A. N.
ort r,
n
10s.; 8alter.' 4 .. 2d.Per Mr-. l. Katz: . fr~. 1. Katz, £2 3 . lOd.
Mrs. M. Alexander, r. H. Altschul, Mi. Z. Avin, Mr. S. D. BJoch, l\Ir. I.
Cohen, Adv. M. S. Comar, Mr. J.
Frenkel, Mrs. Frenkel, Mr. S. Gesund- heit, Mr. J. Gitlin, Adv. G. Gordon, Mr. L. Gradner, Mr~. L. Gradner, Mr.
H. Harris, Mrs. H. Harris, Dt. Hur- witz, Mr. A. Jackson, Mrs. L. H.
Lewis, Mrs. Movso ric, Adv. M. Oblo- witz, Mr. P. Policansky, Mr. I. Och- berg, Mr. Achron, Dr. C. Resnekov, Mr. Reuben, Mr . Reuben, Mr. M.
Rosen, Mr. B. L. Rubik, Mr. Shul, Mrs.
L. Se al, Mr. H.J. Stodel, ~fr. l • Wol- man and Mr. Wolizinsk_r.
Kirkwood
There was a fine attx:ndance at a Zionist meeting held on the 25th ult., at the residence of Rev. and Mrs.
Altschuler. Mr. Tabachowitz, vice- chairman of the Zionist Society, pre- sidoed. Rev. Altschuler, who is the new minister of the community, de- livered a most eloquent address for which he was cordially thanked by Mr. David Aires. Later Mr. Edelson spoke briefly on Purim. Recitations and s-0ngs were ably contributed by David, Abey and Nathan Altschuler, Misses Hannah an<l Rosie Aronson, and Mr. Thal. The hostess wa heartily thanked for her hospitality.
' PH IJX
RANDFONTEIN.
Mrs. F. Amey, 16s. lOd.;
Brudno Bros., £1; Messrs. Co Chazan, £1 2s. lOd.; Mrs. J.
19s. 2d.; N. Cohen, £3 13s .•
S. Chazan, £2 16s. 5d.; D. Fe 6d.; L. Furman, ls. 3d.; N.
lls. 3d.; Mrs. J. Freedman, - . Goldstein, 5s.; Mrs. Isaac lOd.; H. Kramer, 7s. 6d.;
7s.; S. Kahn, 5s.; - . Kangis 9s. 2d.; S. Katz, £1; Mrs. H.
2s. 6d. - . Kusner, 5s.; S. D.
5s.; S. Matus, 2s. 6d.; N. Ma 3d.; C. Nathan, 7s. lld.; S.
nitz, 5s.; M. Odess, &s.; Mrs.
2s. 6d.; E. Paiken, 3s.; Mrs.
£3 2s. 9d.; Mrs. Rosen, 2s.
Senderowitz, 3s.; - . Solomon, Sachs, ~s.; Mrs. Segal, 2s. 6 . I. Taitz, £1 10s.; H. Tucker, Wilcov, 15s. 6d.; H. Wilcov, 5s Wolf, 4s. 3d.; S. Weinberg, 4
ROUXVILLE.
Edelstein & Reisner, 8s.;
Lapping, 9s.; Mr. J. Ruben, £1 SALISBURY.
£5 Os. 7d. (No details).
THABA 'NCHU.
G. Batty, 5s.; M. Berman, 6 E. Dreyer, 10s.; A. Friedman, L. Gidel on, £1 4s. 8d.; F. Grin 3d.; S. Grinker, 3s. lOd.; H.
8s. 6d.; C. Smith ( Steynspruit 6d.; K. Smith, 7s. 3d.; J. Sin ld.; M. Wilensky, 3s. ld.
TWEESPRUIT.
H. Jo set, 17s.; H. Kaplan ( 'Nchu) 9 •. 8d.; J. B. Lurie, Malkinson, £2 ls.; M. Miller, 14 A. Shevel, £1.
U IONDALE.
Rev. Abramowitz, 15s.
Budgor, 10s.; H. Ezekowitz, Dr. J. Hanis, 5s.; Hebrew 6 . ld.; L. Linde, £2 7s. 6 . Lewin, iss. 6d.; J. Ryan, l Shear, 121-1. nd.
WINBURG.
J. l m, +"1; R. Braude, 13 all, 7s.; '. Glas , 14s.; h ..
7s.; . J. Jacobson, !5s. 3d.;
Jan, 6s.; •. Milner, 13 . 1 d.;
Min. k i , 5s.; B. Shapiro, £1 2s.' Shulman, 17s.; H. Zimmerm l 5d.
Pretoria
There was a good attendance Pretoria Women's Zionist L monthly ''At Home," held on day last, and presided over b J. Janover.
Miss Rose Ehrlich gave an ill ating talk on "Cultural Develo of Russia." She outlined the employed for the advancement and the possibilities for all tho are interested in science, letter other forms of culture.
Mi Ehrlich was particularl:
p1es.sed by the method ·employ1 training the young children of R Mr.::. E. Rostovsky rendered items accompanied by Mrs. Sil
Mrs. C. Isaacson proposed a vc1>
thanks to the lecturer and arti tn the hostesses.
Vrede
The S.A. Jewish Orphanage ceived from Mrs. R. Fredma , hon. secretary of the Jewish Guild, the sum of £6 13s. Gd ..
proc eds of "At Home" given residenc of Mrs. M. Sandelov
